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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24
BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Aucilonoee,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A NEW,
i MEDIUM-SIZE, DETACHED, MODERN
BRICK DWELLING. No G27 NORTH EIGHTH
SIREET.-By virtue Of deed Of trust dated
March -, 1873. executed by Ellis c. Stacy and
wife to the undersigned trustees. and OF record
i'm the clerks Office Of the Richmond Chancery
Court. Deadlock SC. page 30, 10 secure GER
tain payments therein mentioned. and default
having been made, and being required ~ TO DO
by the beneficiary in said deed, We will sell on
the premises, at public auction, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1857,
AT 43o O'Clock p. NJ. the above PROPERTY,
described in eaid deed as a lot Of land, with
improvements thereon, situated on the east
line of Eighth street north Of Leigh, and fronts
20 feet thereon. with a depth between parallel
lines Of 100 feet 20 an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: In accordance with the deed. AID
announced at sale. $50 -. -.
JULIUS STRAUSE.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
w. j. WESrWOOD,
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. Auctioneers.
je 10
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Fl S 5! II
J PlANOS.>2
UNSURPASSED FOR DURABlLITY-POPU
LAR FOR FIFTY YEARS.
FULLY GUARANTEED.

Prices and terms easy Write or call on me
agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and South
CnroIina RYLAND II LEE,
Pianos and Organs, Richmond, va
fe 21-Su, TuAF
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FRIDAY. JrNE q. 1ss7.

at a. o'clock =. NJ. the balance OF The PRO
FEKIN belonging 10 the estate OF the late L.
I. Johnson.
LIT. ALOTOF GROUND, seven lots together,
at The intersection Of Fourteenth street ami
the nIley running from Mar-hall street, now
occupied 10y william Mayo VII b. divided.
2d. 4fOxl30 FEET, west side of Fourteenth
street between Clay and Leigh gravel los;
i5xS6 1912 FEET. corner OF Leigh and lhir-
tcenth streets: 12OxlO0 FEET. northeast cor
rcr Of Twelfth and Leigh streets; %Oxl32
FEET, Twelfth between VI aud y streets: 3DX
1872 FEET. west side of Twelfth between and
y streets: 2l0xi22 FEET. east side al Eleventh
between VI and streets; 9oXl32 fEEI, west -lde
Of Eleventh between VI aud * street: jlDAl32
FEET on Tenth between VI and streets.
Some Of these lots are valuable for mould"rs
sand, which lies 10 the depth Of - or - feet
The attention II fou. .ry-men isc1llcI 10 them.
All the lots are available for building purposes
and especially adapted for homes for the Ia
boring classes.
sale will commence atWilliem NayO'- house.
near The corner OF Fourteenth aud Marshall
streets.
TERMS: one third cash; balance a, six,
Twelve. and eighteen months. with interest
cd3ed. and title retained uu.il all the pur-
chase moneys paid and conveyance oriercI
b~ no court. HENRY q. CANNON.
GEORGE X. MACON.
Special Commissioners.
EptNr II TfHT 4 90 ArF'iOueovs.
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TRTSTEE'S SALE OF A FINE
4 STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES,
uOUORs, CIGARS, AND TOBACC0.-By yir-
tue Of n deed Of trust executed 10 me, the I'M
derSigned, by James A. Lipscomb. dated June
0. 1851, and duly recorded In the clerks office
OF the Hastings Court Of Manchester, shall on
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1887,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store lately
occupied by said Lipscomb. corner Sixteenth
and Hull streets, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
tion a fine assorted stock OF GROCERIES,
UOUOHs, TOBACCO, etc. also, fins new
DELIVERY WAGON aud HARNESS; Halls
FIRF- AND BURGLAR-PRo0F SAFE; MER-
CHANTS, BARI ROOM, and RETAIL LIQUOR
The attention Of tho trade and the public
generally Is respectfully called 70 this sale.
TERMS: Cash. CHARLES L. PAGE,
Trustee.
sAxfsos 4 ADAxsos, Aactioneers iea
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AUCTION sALrS-future DnyS|..n
srr~rNrOr~o/.rcIrrr rNccHD(FJ/NS~'N
BY James u. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
"A OF TWO NEAT, COMFORTABLE, AND
WILL LOC GATED STORY FRAME ! ~
MFNT DWELLINGS ON 81. JAMES slhhbi
BETWREN FEDERAL AND CHAhill
sTVFFTS
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heal E-t-kr AA'tbu"tI@s
COMMISSIONERS \ L TITO \
Y SALE or THE WELLLOCATED AND
DESIRABLE LARGE DETACHED BRICK
INVITING 30. a5i2 EAST BROAD STREET
WITH LARGE LOT. AND \ VACANT LOT
FRONTING ABOUT So FEET on Az ALLEY
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY AND rlt-
TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, IN
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Knox. VITO sues &c, In me Chanr,G.ry
Count OF the City
az. 'of R'hmond-De-
Notices. Administrators. l>o'.
IN pursuance Of the decree II June u, 1854.
in The a5o.c-uameI cause. the an ler-isncd
,re.i al commissioners viii sell by public alc-
tiCn, On the premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE -, lSs1,
the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN said dre,ree
aud situate a. above stated, In the following
AT O'CLOCK p. VI,
the VACANT LOT fronting about SO feet on the
alley between Marshall and Clay and Fifteenth
aud sixteenth streets and
AT O'CLOCK p. VI.
the LARGE. SUBSTANTIAL, and WELl~LO-
GATED DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No.
25l2. on the north side Of Broad street between
lWputy-uttl ana lMtul.- SlAlh 0tiHftN. WIN
LOT fronting about 81 feet and extending back
between parallel lines about 40 feet.
TERMS F: one fourth in cash the balance IN
equal1nstalments AT six. twelve, and eigRtoeu
months, by negotiable notes, with interest add
ed. and title retained until the whole OF The
purchase-mouey has been paid end aconyey-
ance ordered by the Court
". W. COSBY. JR.,
JAMES CASkIE.
Special Commissioners.
JAMES B. ELAN and +. ID. HILL & CO., Auc-
uOneers.
Kyox, VINO SUES. &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
NETTLESs ADMINISTRATORS. &C, DEFEND
ANTs--lS THE CHASCERY COURT OF THE CITY
or RICHMOND.
|. Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required - the special
commissioners by the decree in said cause OF
June II, 1887. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of June,
1857. ...,,,. ,,,,,,,,,.
jei7 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
BY j. Thompson Brown Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ill3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

COMMISSIONERS A u CTION
4 S.iFoF TUR DESIRABLE BRICK COT
n ~ ~ LRSiDFNCE no. 5lI) on THE EAST
di nIh oF FIRST STREET BETWEEN CLAY
s wv VIC yTcu STREETS. AND SMALL FRAME
nnW SJ AND LOT on OR NEAR b.
CIIANAN STREET, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-24

In pursuapce OF the decree OF juno II, 1891
In he nboye-pamed cause, the uDdersigncd'
spocial commissioners, will sell by public auc'
ton, ON the premises, ON
FRIDAY. JUNE 81, 1897,
tho REAL ESTATE named In said decree, ana
incaicd n above stated. i'm the following order
ATS O'CLOCK 4. VI.
tho NEAT AND VERY DESIRABLE De
TkCiIFD BRICK COTTAGE no. SID ON the
east side of First street between Clay and
IcIeh streets. containing about four rooms, win
LOT Of about 2ii6 xlOO feet, with an ale yin rear
about twelve feet wide: ana
.... At 6X O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the LOT fronting about IS feet with SNAIL
ERANE DWELLING thereon on or near Bu-
chanan street, north from Nenablc and near
Jay street 49,, ,..,..,., l., ,.,,,,r
TERMs: One third cash; the balance IN eluh
Instruments, by negotiable notes, at six and
twelve months, with interest added, ana inc
title retained until the whole Of the purchase
money has been paid and Conveyance or
dcred by the Court. W. W. tOSb1 Jh,
- JAMES CASKIE
Special Commissioners.
Ed. HILL & co. and JAMES b. ELAN, Auc-
tiOueeTq.
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RlCHMoNp AND PETERSBURG a'
TING-TABLE
Commenting 81 NDAN. lul. .,
on this road Will run as f0llo"s
TRAINS SOi INV Ak.t
l4aFa Arrive
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Ey hTWUUl| ~ HU'V'
Real Estate Auciionecr5 and BrooAcrS,
No. 3. north Tcnth street.
MO. S33 WEST GRACE STREE l..

N - ,,.,n.,,y
AUCTION SALE or THAT .ADMihAl.BiiL;.d =, +,
LOCATED AND CONVENIENTLY -Al'kAN ~ !, =,
DWELLING No. S33 WEST GRACE hhE ,
BETWEEN LAUREL AND SHAFER At me
request Of the owner wc.will sell by auction
upon the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, JCHE %, 1851
at o'clock =. W., tho nbOge-moniioned F.'D
prRTY. This house has on tho hrst moor l"V
uarors. diniBg-room. stOrc-fo0il, an hl"loh
with lew range. ON the second moor theto hIc
three chambers, one dressing-room. bathroom
with not and cold water, and seryanA rooms
an i'm complete order ald well arranged. 10.
g5il by $50 feet 10 n paved alley.
In Offering this snug dwelling 10 700 puui,l,,
We do 30 with the assurance that some ono WIFI
buy homo Just suited 10 IN" wants OF u mo
dunn sized family. and one which VIII yi''l
lendsome profit rs an Investment 30 no,
Lose thls rare opportunity Of locating 10 2 '.l
dcsrahle and always improgn; neiguo''-
hood. -,
TERMS Inviting. as is the property. Avail
Yourselves # this invitation.
CHEWING sc ROSE,
60 o. AucttOneerA
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TVRUSTEE'S PEREMPTORY SALE
ORA DESIRABLE FARM II THE Io!MN,,-
snip OF ASHLAND, HAN9E I'm E4q y ri d
HANOVER COURTHOUSE AND THE RlCu-
VOND AND CllABLQTIESI ikLE y ~ IN Pi me- =,
'.,,,,o,, Of a certain decd VI trust dated juno
n, iS;i, and duly recorded in me cers , on Gnce
,.,re oa1 dcfault having been made In the pay
mrut Of he note therein secured, AMI by re-
Quest Of the beneficiary. viii oicr ior sale ~
auction, upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, July Q, 1856,
at $3.50 p. W.. the aboyo-descrifed PROPER !.
1rpWs. Caeh a. 10 expenses Of sale ana %
nav of one note for 5000 and interest que upon
aid note BY consent of the b'nchclary more
nj cral terms will he allowed If desired.
Parties desiring 10 attend sale can leh'e ol
ne 4 o'clock accommodation On richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad ana sloP
a. KUbv. where conveyances VIII take them %
Mace of sale and return in time for tram lor
titi'rr6rJ J.. II. DINNEEN,
Substituted Trustee
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RoOUs. srATrONERY. &c.

THE NEW VIRGINIA CODE
viii be In one and also in two volumes, inter
leavcd with paper for notes, aud will be sold
at the state price. Orders solicited.
~ We have n copy Of the book for examiAa-
tion.
,.nnr MI &. ENnI I.II
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BY II. !. Staples 3 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aad Auc,ioneer
re- shall sell by auction, Oh tho prom
NnNDAY. JrNE Il. lss1.
RAILROAD LINES.
T. "a - ~ e. 4f-z5s--i .s.-i-
80 g. 10y. 49,. s'l'h,ss.,z1' '- ''.f'
(,HESAPEAKE AND ONO ROtIE.
- SCHEDULE TAKING ktFBVg
JUNE II. 1885,.


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Forge % Louisville and 81 Lone.
except sun lay.
lo0 p. N. fer NeTlOu Negs, Ola l0iut, Old
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through Pulman- daily. CtN
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Tickets a. 1909 Main street and al tae i-poL
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dent !oH
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BY Frank d. Hill 81 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
ALARGE NUMBER OF BUILDlNG LOTS
or TFNTH. ELEVENTH, TWELFTH, Illlk
TENTH. AND FOURTEENTH ; RhE !. :,
NEAR THE ESAPEAKE AND ONO SHOPS
AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of decree IN mo
cause below mentioned, entered Nay 20 l17..'
we will sell at public auction, upon the prem
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aUtTuoS sALEs-ruture DAYS.

by II. d. How'll,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Manchos-
tor, Va
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Knox. who sues, &c, In the chanccryy
~. Richmond-Decroe OF
nm. curator. and Gis. June II. 1857.
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rtp ptcHMOND DISPATCH--FRIDAY JUNE "a 1907.
,rcv,oy saLEs-rhis Day.

by Frank d. Hill & Co.,
and
James y. Elan,
Real Estato Auctloneers.
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DOOK AND JOB WORN Naaxssis..
ID EXECUTED ar TIE pisPAi|hi"
INQ-H0usx.
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real ESTATE rRIVATE SALE

TIN THOUSAND ACRES COAL LANDS
wise county. - -,,,. ,,-r,,
scott aud Lee counties ..,..,,. ,.,,.r r,,p
ian OAK. WALNUT, AMI ASH TIMBER,
in Wise county.
''' JAMES ". GEROW,
Norfolk Va
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,V,-v,oN hALES-fuImre O"s-.
pEREMpTORY SALE

by George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucuoneer,
1905 Bank street
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A TIANTIO COAST LINE

sol HAAS. Trar', Manager:
EB. THOMAS. General Mar1s,.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
Proposals fer the Erection Or q
Court House nnd Jail Buliding
for the CsWnty srMrhavc.

Sealed proposals. for the erection Of q
Court House and Jail building in accord
ance with The plans and details adopted
by the Board Of Supervisors, now on file
In the Office Of The clerk, and the specif.
cations pnbiished below, will he received
by the EoaTd OF Supervisors ofthe county
Of Mohayc, at the Office Of the Boayd in
the building nox Used as thc Court House
in the town Of Kingman, on Saturday the
lAih day Of May. 1857, at 2 O'Clock p. m,
st which time and place they will be
opened In the presence Of bidders.
Bidders will be required to furnish oil
lumber, nails, lime, labor and materia, Of
every kind or nature necessary in the
construction Of said Cour. House and Jail
and to furnish a good and substantial
bond for the faithful per.ogmancs 81 the
contract, IL be approved by the Board, in
sum not less than the amount OF the bid,
and more II required by the Board.
They will also be required TO complete
the work ~ follows:
The Jail foundation in readiness for the
reception Of the iron cells on or before
June 4,h, 1887.
The Jail building in readiness for oc.
cupancy on or before June 18th, 1887,
The Court House building 10 be com
pleted, in readiness for occupancy, on or
before July 3lst, 1887.
Bidders must state the lowest cash
price at which said work will be done,
and payment will be made 10 lawful mon:
ey of the United States as follows:
One-fifth Of the amount when the Jail
building Is completed and accepted by
the Roard, one-fiith when the main build.
ing is covered ,one-fifth when the plastering
is finished, one fifth when the con.rsctos
turns over the Csuit House 70 the Board,
or iis representative, and one-6fth upon
the final acceptance Of the building by
the Board Of Supervisors.
No bids vii! be rscclvei upon any con-
diiion whatevsr after the time specified,
nor win any be entertained which do not
conform to the requirements Of this adycr-
.isement.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Bids must be in the form Of sealed pro-
posals, addressed to or deposited with the
Clerk Of the Board and plainly marked
Proposals for building Court House and
Jail"
BY order Of the Board.
.s< JAMES J. HYDE,
Clerk.
k;ngman, April 18th, 1887. ID.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

sills Of main building TO be 4x4; rafters
2x6; plates and collar beams 2x4 sheath
Ing lx6.
To be two windows on west side and
two on north end and ore ON east side
each # in. by II 10 in., single 6 light
sash, hung so as TO swing out and fasten
ontside Of building--and furnished with
double iron grstings and cssed.
Small sliding yentilator in ceiling and
one grated ventilator in back OF building.
Door from Jail building TO Jail yard "a
be Of double inch boards nailed and clinch-
ed and furnished with heavy iron hinges
and hasp and staple and good tumblei
Jail lock, and transom with double iron
grating.
Windows to be fitted with suitable
hinges and catches.
Building and roof TO be painted insids
and out with two coats OF paint.
Chimney to be Of terra Gotta cemente(
and set in center Of building extending
down to within about 2Is feet from top ol
cells and out Of roof one length, or more
ani provided with ornamental top piece
Main sewer pipe to be laid under th.
concrete from vault TO outside wall ex.
tending outside o! building 2 feet and pro
vided with coupling for future attachment
and pipe to fit the vault now in Jail
For further information apply to tb'
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

dom men OF business qualifications and
wrongfully picture these men and their
business ss thing OF accident; this 10
not the case with those We have met.
We find that where men have made large
fortunes by their own business talent and
industry they chose with ssgacity and
forcthought such business as would
lead TO success when handled with bust.
ness judgment. No man has been before
the public ~ an example oi success, 10th
in wealth and the magnitude Of his bust.
ness (ontsidc Of stock and railroad men)
moro prominently than DR.. q. q. Green,
Of Woodbury., NJ He 10 as the head oa
many large industries and, yet compara-
lively young man. When the fact that
August Flower for dyspepsia and liver
complaint and Boschec's German Syrup,
for coughs and lung troubles. has grown
TO wonderful sale in all parts Of the
world, I. proves that it Was not an acci.
dent OF spontaneous strike at wealth.
His medicines are recognized ~ valuable
and established remedies and the business
has grown gradually and permanently
during the last eighteen wears on account,
not alone Of DR.. Green's abilities 40 q
business man or his good luck" but on
the actual merits Of the two preparations
Copied from the ". Y. Weekly Sun q
Dee. 2s, 1856.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

The great moral yetoist, the Governor
of Arizona, who vetoed the lottery bill
with such great flourish and proclaimed
himself abroad, with flourish Of trum-
pets, the great moralist, by yetoing bill
De himself recommended shows to all
discerning minds the aboninablo lypoc-
risy in the stuf he is made Of by the fact
fiat at the moment he vetoed the lottery
bill he signed q bill making faro, stud
horse poker, bean poker and all sorts Of
Gin horn gambling lawful In the Territory.
While he prates about the mother gath
ering her children about her knee 10 edu.
este them" and closing our public schools
rather than TO have them supported in
any part by such means a. he pretends TO
veto, he at the same time is writing his
approval Of bill that does support those
schools from proceeds derived from gam
bling even Of the very lowest kind. and
opens wide the door 20 the moral and in
teilectual destruction Of the youth OF Asi-
zona by thrusting under their Noes at
every turn, in every hamlet and town Of
Arizona, the dice box, the faro game, the
poker game and every sort OF gambling
game under the sun. Oh, you mos. con-
summate hypocrite l--Phonix Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

The Board Of Supervisors expect to il.
sue bonds to the amount OF 10000 for
the purpose Of paying the necessary ex.
pense OF erecting the new Court House.
Under an act Of the late Legislature this
amount Of bonds can he Issued at any
time 10, Court House OF Jail purposes
The bonds will bear eight per cent inter
est and viii be ezsnpt from ta,:ation
There viii be no expense coanssts., will
Che Issue except the printing OF che honda
as the Supervisors and Treasurer sse ,e.
quired to DO everything necessary under
the law without fee or charge.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
Exestss.s.t In Texas.

Great sxcitssnsut has bssn eAussd In The
vicinity Of Paris, Tsx.. by the ssmaskabls
recovery n Mr.. J. z. Corlsy, Who vas 20
helpless that hS eouId not tarn In bed o.
raise his hsad; everybody said he wss dying
Of Consampsion. A trial bottle OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery vas sent him. Find.
Ing relief, bs boughta largo bottle and .
boz Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; By the
tirss b hsd taken two boxes Of pills snd
two bottles Of tbs Discovery, hs was vell
and had gained In Assh thirty.six pcsnds.
Trial Beetles o: this Great Discovery Tor
Coassnpsion frss at Watkins Bios, LArGs
Bottles ei.o0
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Tie Prescott Journal says that Govern
or Zulick and Secretary Bayard appeared
before The late Grand Jury al Prescott
and asked to have the editor Of that paper
fAdicted for libel. II is needless to state
tina. the Grand Jury refused 10 a,id any
Indictment. We are informed thar II 10
part Of the same scheme TO try and have
every Republican editor indicted in his
sun county, hrt Of course it will M. suc-
ceed. In the mean tina the Republican
press Of the Territory puysaa the even
tenor OF their way 10 exposing the !,ypsc'
risy Of bis excellency(7).
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
A Bsxyeslisa 10 the Travelling
Public.

Tourists, smigrsnts and mariners Asd
that Hostestsr's Stomach Biitsrs n .
medicinal safeguard against unhsslthful
influences, upon which they can implicitly
rely. since il prevents the ELECTS Of yisinted
atmosphere, unacoustoned or nTwho'ssome
dist, bad water. or othor conditions uDfayor.
able to health. On long voyages, or tpur.
neys In istitudss adjacent TO the equator,
it IL especially useful ~ preventive Of tbs
febnls complaints ard disorders Of the
stomach, hyer and bowels, which ere apt to
attsGk natives ef the temperate zone CO.
;oaning or travelling in such regions, ard
il l, an excellen. protection against tbs in
Hsenoe Ct extreme cold, suddsn changes of
temperature. exposure TO damp or extreme
fatigue. II 70. o3ly prevents in,ermitseat
and rcnit,en. fever, .ad other diseases Of
IA inalarii type, but .radiea,ss th an, q fact
which has been notorious for years past Ia
North and Sou,h America, Mexico, the
West Indies, Australia and other countries.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
Oar Wenlthy Men.

Much has been said in newspapers oi
men who have made large fortunes in COM
paratively few years in various business
industries. Many Of these articles are writ
ten by correspondents Of prominent news
papers and copied into others Of lesser
note. Correspondents generally arc SCI
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09
The verdict UaasIasus.

w. ID. Suit, Druggist. Bippus. Ind, tssti.
the very best remedy. Every hottie has
gwen relief in every case. One man took
six bottles, and was cured of Rheumst sn
of 10 years standing" Abrahsm HAys, drug
gist. BeliyilIs. Onio, affirms: "Phs best
selling medicine have ever handled Ia my
20 years experience. Is Electric Bittsrs."
Thousands Of Others have added their tssti-
mony, so that the verdict is uBanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases OF the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only halt dol
Jar bottle, at Watkins Bros Drug ijtess.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Oar governor and secretary hass pFs7sn
their economical administration OF thsir
private affairs by going heiore grand iu-
Yies at the expense Of the county 10 have
their personal grievances against editors
redrcssed instead Of bringing a civil ac-
lion at their own expeBse.--Joarnal-I MIN
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

The la.es. addition to our exchaiise list
Is the MoaAvs CocsrY MINER, bright
and nswey, wei,rm;Dted ssTen-'olutnn
newspaper, pab'ishsd at Kiasmang, A. T.,
and deYoted TO the hest interests oi that
place aud its mining aud o;ber :ncustrial
resources - SOcoIyo Bullion.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

The Iaw passed by the last Legislature
limited the bounties on lion and bears to
tl5 each on lynx, Wild eats and wolves
10 s2, and on coyotes to II each. leaving
it to the Boards of Supervisors to fs less
sum or abolish the payment of hunties
entirely. The Board has established the
rate for this comfy, as will be scan by tho
publshed proceedings.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-09

Bids must be In the form Of sealed pro-
possais accompanied by the warrants Of
tssed 10 be surrendered, addressed to the
County Treasurer and marked "6inking
Fund"
DANIEL SArTH,
County Treasurer.